Topic: "memory-persistence"

Nov 05
not much happened today
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kimi-k2 qwen3-next nemotron-nano-2 granite-4.0 gpt-4.5 copilot codex vllm perplexity-ai ibm anthropic graphiti claude cursor-ai microsoft mixture-of-experts model-integration cloud-computing hybrid-models benchmarking agent-systems memory-persistence semantic-search code-retrieval context-length-optimization tool-use evaluation-frameworks software-development scaling01 cedric_chee aravsrinivas omarsar0 _avichawla pierceboggan jo_parkhurst jyangballin ofirpress ml_angelopoulos
Kimi-K2 Reasoner has been integrated into vLLM and will soon be supported by SGLang, featuring a massive 1.2 trillion parameter MoE configuration. Perplexity AI released research on cloud-portable trillion-parameter MoE kernels optimized for AWS EFA, with potential integration into vLLM. IBM's vLLM team formalized hybrid dense and sparse expert models, supporting models like Qwen3-Next, Nemotron Nano 2, and Granite 4.0. Kimi-K2 reportedly scores 77% on GPQA Diamond, outperforming GPT-4.5 at 71.4%, though this is unverified. Anthropic published a guide on efficient tool-heavy agent systems using MCP patterns, drastically reducing context tokens by ~98.7%. Graphiti MCP demonstrated shared memory across apps like Claude Desktop and Cursor for persistent agent memory. VS Code introduced an "Agent sessions" feature to unify agent management, including Copilot and Codex. Cursor AI improved coding accuracy via semantic search and code retrieval embeddings. New evaluation frameworks like CodeClash and LMArena assess agent and coding model performance in realistic multi-round tasks and occupation-tagged leaderboards.